Hudson's Conservation Commission moves on conditions for a Walmart expansion near protected wetlands. From our own coverage: Conservation Commission reviews Walmart expansion, beaver dam request; Conservation Commission weighs invasives removal, Walmart review.
Hudson's Cemetery Commission moves to repair crumbling headstones found at Main Street Cemetery. From our own coverage: Cemetery panel moves to repair crumbling headstones. Also in today's brief (2 items): Hudson soccer hosts Tyngsborough Tuesday.
Library trustees revise monthly policy review process while discussing building project vote. From our own coverage: Trustees revise library policy, bylaws process.
Hudson Light and Power is accepting applications for an Operator and Maintenance A position, according to the town's job posting.
Hudson's Economic Development, Historic District and Park Commissions all meet Wednesday evening at town hall.
Family trusts obscured prices on six of seven unpriced home sales in Hudson this week. From our own coverage: DPW opens 2026 hydrant flushing season; Home sales roundup flags family trust transfers.
This week's Hudson obituary roundup carries one notice: Small, Deborah C. (Colaluca), 74. Small grew up in Hudson, Massachusetts, and graduated from a Hudson high school in 1970 before later living in Milford, where she died October 16, 2026, after a long battle with Parkinson's disease.
The Hudson Select Board meets Monday at 7 p.m. at 911 Municipal Drive. From our own coverage: DPW begins annual hydrant flushing program.
Hudson recorded 18 property transfers between Sept. 18 and Oct. 17, with 11 carrying a listed sale price ranging from $285,000 to $950,000 and a median of $628,000. The month's top sale was 7 Eaton Dr. at $950,000, followed by two $850,000 sales on Bennett Street and Murphy Road.
Hudson football topped a previously unbeaten rival to stay undefeated this season. From our own coverage: DPW opens 2026 hydrant flushing season.